A college student from State A hit another car driven by a resident from State B when the college student was traveling through

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A college student from State A hit another car driven by a resident from State B when the college student was traveling through

State B. The State B driver brought an action in State B state court against the State A college student, who has limited financial resources. The college student filed a motion to dismiss, claiming the State B court lacks personal jurisdiction. What is the best argument to support the college student's motion to dismiss? Press Enter or Space to submit the answer

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jeka94 · Answer 1 · 2022-01-26T01:08:48+03:00

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It is unfair, inconvenient, and highly unreasonable to require a college student with limited financial resources to defend the action in State B for financial reasons.

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